Botswana and Angola move toward a defence pact
Botswana and Angola are reported to be working to finalize a landmark defence agreement.
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Botswana and Angola are reported to be working to finalize a landmark defence agreement.
A U.S. special envoy reportedly claimed that Jews sought to provoke a war with Turkey.
A report indicates an assessment of lessons Russia drew from a meeting between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump in Anchorage.
Business leaders backed expanded supply-chain cooperation across the Taiwan Strait.
A senior House Democrat criticized Israel’s refusal to conduct a criminal investigation into the World Central Kitchen strike.
Canada is pursuing efforts to curb reliance on the United States in response to tariffs associated with Donald Trump.
The headline examines how to overcome China's advantage in global supply chains. It points to strategic economic competition involving China and international supply networks.
Slovenia's Constitutional Court allowed a referendum on an emergency law, blocking measures intended to support the country's development. The decision creates a domestic institutional and policy confrontation.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent promised new measures against Iran as negotiations remain stalled. The headline indicates potential escalation of economic pressure.
Taiwan’s first home-grown sounding rocket completed a test flight. The headline indicates a domestic aerospace capability milestone.
Pope Leo XIV urged progress toward a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
A display in Tehran used highly inflammatory comparisons involving Adolf Hitler and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Latvian authorities stopped 28 migrants from Belarus after discovering a tunnel, according to the headline.
Designers of the Global Combat Air Programme fighter are seeking to preserve options for integrating weapons and drones.
Kuwait and the United States held their annual military committee meeting to review joint cooperation.
An assessment by Air Marshal Nagesh Kapoor has sparked debate over India’s Tejas Mk-2 fighter program and the push for more Rafales.
The Netherlands reportedly said it had reached its limit in providing weapons to Ukraine.
Resistance units reportedly carried out 30 anti-repression actions across Iran in support of the Simay-e Azadi telethon.
Tokyo reaffirmed support for Dhaka through an economic partnership agreement, the BIG-B initiative and security cooperation.
Headlines discuss a possible visit by Bangladesh political figure Tarique Rahman to India and Turkey's alleged role in Bangladesh's regional environment.
A U.S. envoy said the Golan Heights is occupied Syrian territory.
Eastern European NATO countries are reportedly seeking favor with US President Donald Trump by preparing a financial offer. The headline does not specify the amount or terms.
A US judge struck down a visa ban covering nationals of 75 countries. The ruling changes a major US immigration restriction.
A leaked report says Germany has a secret plan to spend a very large sum on weapons in response to the perceived Russian threat.
The COP28 climate summit agreement made an unprecedented call to transition from fossil fuels, while retaining loopholes.
India's Ministry of External Affairs criticized a US body over its call for sanctions against the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
The headline examines Pakistan’s reliance on alliances and its implications for loyalty and economic strategy.
Axios reportedly describes a secret US operation in the Strait of Hormuz, a route through which up to 10 million barrels of oil reportedly pass daily. The headline provides no operational details.
A commentary characterizes a statement by Slovakia’s foreign minister as provocative ahead of the anniversary of the 1968 occupation. The headline does not indicate concrete escalation.
The headline advocates protectionist measures to protect European industry. It does not identify specific policies or affected sectors.
A report indicates a significant problem for Russian President Vladimir Putin, but provides no details about its nature or consequences.
Reader letters discuss alleged NATO plans for a counterattack and their intended audience.
A P-8A aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait, prompting Beijing to enter a state of full alert, according to the headline.
A report indicates a railway leading nowhere as a symbol of South Korea’s solitary efforts at reconciliation.
An investigation reports that Russian shadow airlines use Algeria as a base for undisclosed missions.
Romania has entered the U.S. counter-drone marketplace, according to the headline.
U.S. officials reportedly say the United States plans to withdraw 5,000 troops stationed in Germany.
A report discusses Bangladesh's possible interest in an alliance described as an "Islamic NATO" and potential implications for India.
Ukraine's Asset Recovery and Management Agency may encounter legal obstacles during a new tender involving IDS Ukraine.
A Hong Kong figure in exile in Taiwan is warning about China.